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FILL OUT INFORMATION IN THE CORRECT COLUMNS and ROWS 3 Branches of Government Chart FILL OUT INFORMATION IN THE CORRECT COLUMNS and ROWS This is important information, write it VERY, VERY NEAT!!!!!!!! You will not be expected to know all this information now. You will be putting this in the inside cover of your Social Studies Notebook

3 Branches of Government Chart NAME__________________________ DATE _______________________ CLASS PERIOD _______________ 3 Branches of Government Chart   Across the Top put Column Headings

Article in the Constitution 3 Branches of Government Chart Article in the Constitution (Sections)  Article 1 ( 10 Sections) Article 2 ( 4 Sections)   Article 3 ( 3 Sections)   Column 1 Heading Row 1 , 2, + 3

3 Branches of Government Chart  Legislative Executive  Judicial    Column 2 Heading

3 Branches of Government Chart Who Heads each Branch  Congress President Supreme Court   Column 3 Heading

3 Branches of Government Chart This is how your chart should look so far. Article in the Constitution Branches of Government Who Heads each Branch  Article 1 ( 10 Sections) Article 2 ( 4 Sections)   Article 3 ( 3 Sections)  Legislative Executive  Judicial   Congress President Supreme Court Row 1 , 2, + 3

3 Branches of Government Chart Main Job of each Branch  Make Laws Carry out / Enforce Laws Interpret Laws   Column 4 Heading

3 Branches of Government Chart Age Requirements  S. 30 R. 25 35 No Age Require-ments S is for SENATE. Column 5 Heading   R is for HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

3 Branches of Government Chart Term of Office A Term is how long they serve for.  S. 6 yrs R. 2 yrs 4 yrs Life   Column 6 Heading

3 Branches of Government Chart How many Members    S. 100 R. 435 1 + V.P./Cabinet 9 Column 7 Heading

3 Branches of Government Chart S. 9 yrs. R. 7 yrs. Citizenship Requirements  S. 9 yrs. R. 7 yrs. 14 yrs. citizen Must be born in the U.S. None   Column 8 Heading

3 Branches of Government Chart S. Popular Vote by Whole State. How are they Selected  S. Popular Vote by Whole State. R. Popular Vote by Congressional District Electoral College Picked by President approved by Senate   Column 9 Heading

3 Branches of Government Chart Checks and Balances Override Vetoes Approve S.C. Justices Approves Treaties Impeachment Sign Bills Veto Pardons Judicial Review   Column 10 Heading

3 Branches of Government Chart Location   Capitol White House Supreme Court Building Column 11 Heading

3 Branches of Government Chart Names Column 11 Heading S.  McCain S. Flake R. Kirkpatrick R. McSally R. Grijalva R. Gosar* R. Salmon R. Schweikert R. Gallego R. Franks R. Sinema P. Barack Obama V.P. Joseph Biden C.J. Roberts Sotomayor Kennedy Thomas Ginsburg Breyer Alito Kagan   S. McCain S. Flake R. Kirkpatrick R. McSally R. Grijalva R. Gosar* R. Salmon R. Schweikert R. Gallego R. Franks R. Sinema C.J. Roberts Scalia Kennedy Thomas Ginsburg Breyer Alito Sotomayor Kagan  

Branches of Government Chart NAME_________________ DATE ________________ CLASS PERIOD _______________ Branches of Government Chart Article in the Constitution Branches of Government Who Heads each Branch Main Job of each Branch Age Requirements Term of Office How Many Members Citizenship Requirements How are they Selected Checks and Balances Location Names Article 1 (10 Sections) Legislative Congress Make Laws S. 30 R. 25 S. 6 R. 2 S. 100 R. 435 S. 9 yrs R. 7 yrs S. Popular Vote by Whole State R.Popular Vote by Congressional Districts * Override Vetoes *Approve S.C. Justices * Approves Treaties *Impeachment Capitol S. McCain S. Flake R. Kirkpatrick R. McSally R. Grijalva R. Gosar* R. Salmon R. Schweikert R. Gallego R. Franks R. Sinema Article 2 (4 Sections) Executive President Enforce/ Carry out Laws 35 4 1 14 yrs Citizen Must be born in the U.S. Electoral College * Sign Bills *Veto *Pardons White House P. Barack Obama V.P. Joseph Biden Article 3 (3 Sections) Judicial Supreme Court Interpret Laws None Life 9 Pick By President approved by Senate * Judicial Review Supreme Court Building C.J. Roberts Kennedy Thomas Ginsburg Breyer Alito Kagan Sotomayor